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The role of Latino voters in the midtermsPolitics

Recent polls indicate that many Latino voters who backed President Trump are moving away from him. Rosalind Gold, chief public policy officer at the NALEO Educational Fund, discusses why.

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UPS chief discusses results, data-center logistics and tradeEconomy

Speaking on Bloomberg The Close, Carol Tomé said UPS's forwarding and logistics activity rose 17% over the quarter. She cited premium health care and data-center building projects as contributors.

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How much is El-Sayed’s stance on Israel hurting him in Michigan? CNN breaks it downPolitics

CNN chief data analyst Harry Enten examines polling on whether Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed’s criticism of Israel is hurting his Michigan Senate race, including voters’ views of AIPAC and US military aid to Israel. Michael Smerconish’s “NewsNight” panel then debates President Trump’s remarks calling El-Sayed a “jihadist” who would take away Christmas.

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Why is the UK government urging people to stockpile?Society

The UK government’s “Be Ready” campaign urges people to keep enough supplies for three days in case of a crisis such as extreme weather or a cyber-attack. Major retailers say sales of tinned food, bottled water, wind-up radios and batteries have risen sharply. The security minister defended the campaign, saying European neighbours appear better prepared.

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Greg Abbott urges Republicans to vote: ‘Keep Texas, Texas’Politics

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott discusses Donald Trump’s rally in the state, his gubernatorial race and a report alleging state officials met with tech giants including Google and Meta before a major power-grid blitz.

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Perot Jr. says people are ‘wound up’ over data centersEconomy

Texas real estate developer and billionaire Ross Perot Jr. said data centers benefit communities and can help the US compete with China in artificial intelligence. He spoke during a recording of The David Rubenstein Show at Bloomberg Invest in Dallas.

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Bloomberg Invest Dallas: Premium Sports and Zombie FirmsEconomy

Bloomberg’s weekly midday program focuses on major corporate transactions shaping global markets. Guests include KKR partner and KKR Solutions head Ian Charles, Goldman Sachs global head of investment banking client services Aasem Khalil, and Hines co-CEO Laura Hines-Pierce. Chapters cover Anthropic’s IPO outlook, sports investing and competition in sports private equity.

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Danielle Smith announces end to DEI hiring practices in Alberta governmentPolitics

Premier Danielle Smith and Justice Minister Mickey Amery are expected to announce legislation requiring merit-based hiring in the public sector. Smith’s UCP government has previously introduced legislation targeting DEI practices in regulatory bodies.

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LIVE: Eisenkot supporters react to initial Israeli election resultsWorld

Supporters of Gadi Eisenkot, a former military chief and the main challenger to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, gather to watch early results in a pivotal Israeli election—the first since the Hamas-led attacks of October 7, 2023.

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Why Flock’s arrival in Canada has privacy experts worriedTech23:58

Resistance to AI-powered automated licence plate readers is growing in Canada. Flock’s entry into the country has raised concerns about mass surveillance and police misuse, while law enforcement says the technology is needed to fight crime.

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Syrians still face deadly remnants of war as Canada backs clearance effortsWorld

More than 3.5 million Syrians have returned since Bashar al-Assad’s government fell in 2024. After 14 years of war, however, many are coming back to areas still endangered by landmines and unexploded ordnance. Reham Al Azem reports from Jobar on efforts to make neighbourhoods safe.

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Israel Election Tests Netanyahu’s Hold on PowerPolitics

Aaron David Miller, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, likened Donald Trump’s endorsement of Benjamin Netanyahu to his grandmother’s chicken soup: it might not help, but it could not hurt. Miller said Netanyahu and opposition challenger Gadi Eisenkot differ on the Iran war and settler violence, while sharing similar views on national security.

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Netanyahu government has 'attacked' Israel's judicial system, Supreme Court and democratic institutionsPolitics

Bar-Ilan University political science professor Alain Greilsammer says the election will be shaped by concerns about democratic accountability, judicial independence and unequal civic obligations, amid the aftermath of the October 7 attacks, tensions with Iran and deepening domestic divisions. He warns Netanyahu’s policies could turn Israel into something like an authoritarian state.

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Inside the midnight launch for ‘ACOTAR’ 6Culture

Thousands of readers attended midnight release parties for the sixth ‘ACOTAR’ book across the country. Savannah Sellers spoke with booksellers and readers about how romantasy is reviving the beloved tradition.

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Record numbers of Israelis vote in crucial electionPolitics11:16

Turnout is exceptionally high in Israel’s pivotal general election as Benjamin Netanyahu fights to remain prime minister. BBC reports from the country with less than an hour before polls close.

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SPECIAL COVERAGE | Eurovision Song Contest 2027: Canada’s ChoiceCulture

CBC News covers the announcement of Canada’s finalists for the 2027 Eurovision Song Contest. Canada will compete for the first time, with its representative selected through a public vote and a music-industry jury.

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LIVE: Trump holds campaign rally in TexasPolitics1:22:48

Trump plans to announce a proposal to ease methane rules for oil and gas producers during his Texas campaign swing, seeking to show voters he is working to lower gas prices a week before the midterm elections.

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Israel election winner may not be known for weeks or monthsWorld

Israel’s polling stations are due to close Tuesday evening, but it may take weeks to determine whether Benjamin Netanyahu or one of his opponents will become the next prime minister. Another election may even be needed.

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